Dunno how Logitech could throw away such a trivial piece of functionality, but it's so. it doesn't work in PS/2 port, although it works fine when plugged in directly into a USB port, and M-BJ58 does work in both. But now here it is: I replaced Logitech M-BJ58 with M100, and. Ruslan (in 2019) comments 'I've also used lots of USB mice, and until now I hadn't come across one without support for PS/2 via an adaptor. I have installed the Microsoft software (not that O thought it would. So its a USB mouse, with a USB to PS2 converter and a PS2 to Serial converter. It came with a PS2 converter, and I later bought a PS2 to Serial converter. I just use mouse/keyboard like a normal joe and don't know about dpi in regard to mice. Features : 1 x Type A Male USB - 1 x Mini-DIN (PS/2) Female, This PS/2 Mouse-to-USB Adapter features a PS/2 female connector on one end and a USB (type A) Male. The only mouse I could buy a certain computer shop I was at was a Microsoft Usb mouse. The mouse is cheap and finding out if it works is like less than a minute once you get the items i'd just buy it and try it. Though I suppose it's possible maybe there are some that don't and you could get unlucky, but I doubt it!

I have tried many USB mice/keyboard, cheap ones, and without me having to check, and they've all supported them. I had also heard that all USB mice/keyboard seem to support Ps2. The issue is the other way, Ps2 to USB, then you need a big adaptor with special circuitry.īy the way, when I tried USB-Ps2 adaptors, some slightly larger green ones that looked like the ones you pictured, were a bit picky, but some slightly smaller ones that happened to be red and purple seemed more reliable in that they seemed to work in all my computers including a picky one(they were from a convenient rip off elecronics store called maplin). The USB mouse/keyboard always supported PS2. I had a bunch of little adaptors, different makes. Convert PS/2 Keyboard & Mouse ports to USB Works with Computers, Servers, and most KVM Switches Interfaced Powered, does not require External Power. (apart from situations where the little adaptor was picky and the computer's usb port was picky. If you have a PS/2 mouse, a simple PS/2-to-USB adapter can be purchased enabling the mouse to work with the.

I have used loads of USB mice and keyboards and those little adaptors always work with them. However, all laptops have one or more USB ports.

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